Timmers Loc: San Antonio Texas.

On the Hog many like to tell stories about what they are up to, so i guess I can fall into that category. Some have indicated that I had disappeared or was missing in action. The latter is more close to the truth. Truth be told, I have been quite busy working on some new and expanded areas in my life. No, not getting married, just working on some vary necessary changes. A massive first stage clean up, rather renovation, of my industrial space.

That is a repost of that image of two tons of dumpster with loads of items off to the land fill. It was 20 pounds short of an actual 4,000 pounds! That was critical for stage one in my change. What change? I turned 70 and gosh was surprised I got this far, didn't expect that! So to do a huge clean up of my rather large studio space I needed some space to get things organized. Got to have room to grow!

So now I have that expansion available. So loads of new projects await the near future. I needed to expand the garden, even though it is getting rather hot here in San Antonio, but we have had a lot of rain so the garden is quite happy these days. That said, there are changes under way and none to soon. There is the corner of the main garden that I will get into in other posts. And there is that old 'Secret Garden' space out the rear kitchen door. That I want to keep cluttered and a bit of a death trap, but I finally got a door on the old fence. So things are coming along.

What has all that got to do with naughty necked girl photography? Well you may ask and so I have something to post that shows the direction that I am working on. First a classic image by one of the great masters of kink, a man who is up there with John Willy. (It's ok, I know most of you have no knowledge of these guys or what they do or did, but they are up there with in the kink world, like Duchamp was in the arts world). So post as reference is one of the fine conceptual images by that master of naughty know as House of Gord. His serving girl 'costume'. For myself I have done a preliminary of my fav girl VADA as a serving wench. As soon as I showed her the image os Gord's and then the tray she just went totally ga-ga on the idea!

Yes, these are not cute young women on seamless backdrop paper, with the excuse of lighting exercises (never did quite get that notion, honestly) No this is the start of some fun images of women being naughty and loving it! As they say "Enjoy!".

And as always, more to come!

2 tons of junk!

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House of Gord, number one, Beer Holder.

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House of Gord, number two, Beer Holder.


VADA doing 'service'.

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Rab-Eye Loc: Indiana

Feh.

Timmers Loc: San Antonio Texas.

I have no idea what you are trying to say.

By the by, I put this in the figure posting forum, how it went into the General Discussion, and I have no idea why this happened.

Retired CPO Loc: Travel full time in an RV

Feh

Timmers Loc: San Antonio Texas.

Ah, so I get your Continental Drift!
"Feh is a Yiddish expression defined as something you say when you are disgusted with something."

So, along those lines, my response is 'putz'.

Kelly52

You are serving a good beer.

HOHIMER

Nope....same ole Timmers. Still lacking any mature artistic attributes.

rmalarz Loc: Tempe, Arizona

Classic Timmers for sure.

The only redeeming aspect was the Guinness bottle. Though, I prefer draft and will settle for draft in cans.
--Bob

dpullum Loc: Tampa Florida

Do the Rainbow laws protect S&M? It was never mentioned as something not to do by the small-town Baptist church I attended as a child. Too bad they did not have a demo saying don't do this... fewer people would have gotten drunk on the weekends and it would have created a newer economy in the town of 900. Wednesday nights would have had competition for the mid-week prayer service!!! Many towns have "Dungeon" groups.

Puzzled??... How does she say clearly "ssssgarz ssssertts" with her tongue weighted down? If she is in for it, what the hell, why not?...

Timmers, you like Mapplethorpe would have problems exhibited in the local Nashville art museum.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Mapplethorpe

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

Feh.

Same old, same old.

Alb Loc: Lehigh Valley area, Pennsylvania

I’d still like to know why you use all-caps when you talk about your model Vada. You never did answer the question.

Timmers Loc: San Antonio Texas.

I use the name in caps because that is how the name was created. Two of the models I have worked with, VADA and Jenny KNOX both had capitols for their names. It is what they the model uses as a stage name.

Here is a deeper question for you, why are the names of drivers presented in caps? It has nothing to do with the notion of clarity, though that goes along as an explanation. All caps has a decisive legal ramification. Like your question and that of some obscure legal issue, one wonders why that has anything to do with the posted image.

But then one would need to understand why most of the responses to the images (photographs) that are posted have the sort of responses that are given? Other than this is the hog 'photography' presenters. Just saying.

Timmers Loc: San Antonio Texas.

I looked up on the internet the "Rainbow Laws" and found this: "According to the Talmud, the seven laws were given first to Adam and subsequently to Noah. However, the rabbis disagreed on precisely which laws were given to Adam. Six of the seven laws were exegetically derived from passages in the Book of Genesis, with the seventh being the establishment of courts of justice."

First, why would I be called to account to the religious laws of the Jewish belief system? Look just a little further, one finds the conflict of there being 7 laws while the other states 6 laws for a rainbow. I would have to fall on the side of the 6 laws having merit as The Rainbow has but 6 colors in it. Yes Newton was Jewish and he talked about there being 7 colors to the spectrum, but he was being delusional. There are 6 separate colors to the rainbow. If you wonder about this just open any Photoshop program and look at the color portion of the program and you find six colors red, blue, yellow, green magenta and cyan. There are six not seven.

Other than that, which is more silliness for me, as I do not embrace the Jewish notion of a world view, all I can figure is that the term "rainbow" is part of whole modern view of gay rights. And frankly I just don't get what that modern catch all collection has to do with the movement call gay rights, after all it has nothing to do with Stonewall and the evolution of gays demanding to be regarded as a movement of a system for a belief and world view as much as Judaism, Catholic or any other world belief system.

So, you have me at a loss as to what you are saying. It might be better to shape a response in relationship to the photography presented rather than a discussion of some world view that is perhaps not related to the work at hand.

Jack47 Loc: Ontario

All that and no improvement at all😩😩😩

dpullum Loc: Tampa Florida

Timmers.... you when too far back in history... interesting tho... hum, was that before the sexual mutilation [circumcision] of men? It is now illegal to mutilate.. circumcise women!!

I was referring to the Rainbow Laws that protect gender/sexual choice: "the Supreme Court in the case of Bostock v Clayton County Georgia put a spotlight on the rainbow that symbolizes the LGBTQ community by ruling that Title VII of the Civil Rights Act covers sexual orientation and gender identity."
https://www.rhoadesmckee.com/supreme-court-rules-that-title-vii-protects-lgbtq-workers/